// Z-Index

// Remember that z-index is relative to parent and based on the stacking context.
// z-indexes only compete against other z-indexes when they exist as children of
// that shared parent.

// That means a popover with a settings of 2, will still show above a modal
// with a setting of 100, if it is within that modal and not besides it.

// Generally that means it's a good idea to consider things added to this file
// as competitive only as siblings.

// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Positioning/Understanding_z_index/The_stacking_context

$euiZLevel0: 0;
$euiZLevel1: 1000;
$euiZLevel2: 2000;
$euiZLevel3: 3000;
$euiZLevel4: 4000;
$euiZLevel5: 5000;
$euiZLevel6: 6000;
$euiZLevel7: 7000;
$euiZLevel8: 8000;
$euiZLevel9: 9000;

$euiZContent: $euiZLevel0;
$euiZHeader: $euiZLevel1;
$euiZContentMenu: $euiZLevel2;
$euiZFlyout: $euiZLevel3;
$euiZNavigation: $euiZLevel4;
$euiZMask: $euiZLevel6;
$euiZModal: $euiZLevel8;
$euiZToastList: $euiZLevel9;
